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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues the proposed tax program would curb investment by repealing credits and extending holding periods. It warns of reduced liquidity in securities, diminished investment appeal, and only a small revenue gain, calling the overall price excessive for the economy.
A summer safety message urges careful water use from swimming to boating. It warns against swimming at unfamiliar beaches, swimming alone, and risky stunts. Emphasizing flotation gear for water skiers and basic rescue and CPR skills for all around water, it highlights proper equipment like life vests, lights, horns, anchors and bilge pumps to keep summers enjoyable and safe.
London reports German industry lagging in the war production race while Allied forces push a five point offensive against Japanese positions near Australia. American invaders claim Vira harbor in the central Solomons as Corry plans a large Independence Day celebration with a parade and veterans group bingo to raise funds for soldiers and sailors.
A Jordan touring car driven by Newman Hicks overturned on the Findley Lake road late Sunday injuring nine people, with one possibly fatally hurt. Rescue crews worked at the scene as authorities investigated the crash and transported victims to nearby hospitals.
In Corry Pennsylvania the Second Class Mail Matter is listed at 43 dollars per year with 11 dollars per year in advance for territory mail. Carrier rate is eight cents per copy and fifty cents per week.
The article reports on a White House sanctioned flight to Ireland involving President Kennedy’s party and the Irish Mafia, with details on a special Boeing 707 and the replacement of Gen Maxwell Taylor’s plane. It names observers and staff such as Larry O’Brien, Dick Donahue, Louise Donnelly, and Pat Burke, and outlines questions for Sen. Thomas Meclolan on the TFX contract and General Dynamics Grumman links.
Paul Harvey notes Dutch ancestry and German Swiss roots with Colonial era migration. The column cites inquiries to Secretary Zuckert about a TPX contract and reports on a Nassau County Democratic fundraiser with $1000 plates, linking Grumman subcontractors and DNC officials, without supplying contributor names.
Stephen Safer Jr., 48, died after a two story medical supply building fire in Oaklands. Autopsy cites a heart artery blood clot and smoke inhalation as contributing factors. Cause of the blaze remains undetermined.
Hal Boyle muses how a man’s age shows in his pockets not his birth record. He lists pocket contents at ages 10, 20, 39, 50, and 70, from trinkets and notes to photos, cards, pills, and keepsakes, ending with a retirement wallet and sentimental keepsakes. The piece closes noting the death of pitcher Ohis-Victor Mosely who played in three major leagues.
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